wailinga–uqʔaʔuːʔexpsound of wind or person wailingKicâr câr vi carxang te rbang a–ây xeang pru lư yứng a–uq pânh lâng hóng dúng.Surprised because of a sound from the sky like wind really wailing filling the house.A–uq unhiêm.She was wailing.3.4.2.1Sad2.3.2.4Loud2.3.2.3Types of soundsuq2expwailing or howling of wind
wait forcounkṵːnvtwait for; ambush; anticipateCư át coun péinh achéiq.I am waiting to shoot a bird.Ngai coun táq couiq.They lie in ambush to attack.Usually followed by a verbal complement, but can be followed by a noun phrase.syncâyq táqpân16.4.1Hunt7.2.7.3Waitngcongʔəŋkɔːŋvtwait for, expect; hope for3.2.7Expectpân1pɤnvtwait forCan be intransitive or transitive, but almost never followed by a verb.syncouncfcróq17.2.7.3Waitconkɔːnvtwait for; ambushUsually followed by a verbal complement, but can be followed by a noun phrase.6.4.1Hunt7.2.7.3Waitcoa2kṵavtwait for7.2.7.3Wait
wait for each othertarpân pântər.pɤn pɤnviwait for each otherTốq ngâh rchúng mbóuq iên icha pêl práh o coq ngâh tarpân pân.When you gather together to eat a meal, you should wait for each other.
wake-each-other-upparxât paryơpər.sɤt pər.jɤːviwake each other upparxâtpər.sɤtviwake each other up
wake-upparríc parrúcpər.rik pər.rukexpof waking up suddenly; jump-upayư1ʔajɯːvremember; wake up3.2.6Remembertriêhtriəhviwake up; be alert; watchfulNtruôi ticár triêh (ticár tarnôp).The cock crows awake (crows to start up).cfmayhiyư2ʔijɯːviwake up; stay awakesynmayh5.7.3Wake up5.7.1Go to sleepamayhʔamasviwake upMay coq ngâh your ayư amayh aliêh.You must get up and wake up again.Causative, but possibility of cmpd ayư_amayh or clitic o_mayh ‘so awake’.rúc ayưruk ʔajɤːviwake up; get upÓuc ca–ou a–ouiq ticár, a–i rúc ayư your táq tanna cha.Cock-a-doodle-do rooster crows, mother wakes up, gets up and prepares food to eat.